Log the pain.
Walk in with the brief.
Achely turns weeks of pain into a two-minute conversation with your doctor. Tap a body region, slide to set the intensity, and let Achely keep the record — entirely on your device, and never sent anywhere unless you choose to share it.
Everything a pain log should do
Log in Seconds
Tap a body region on an anatomically neutral front, three-quarter, or back view, then slide to set that region's own intensity. Log a shoulder at 4 and a neck at 8 in the same sitting. No account, no form — under ten seconds from open to done.
Replay Your History
Drag the timeline scrubber to see exactly how your pain map looked on any day in the last month, from any of the three views. Search and filter live by region, intensity band, tag, note text, or date range.
Walk in With a Brief, Not a Guess
Create a Visit for an upcoming appointment. Achely generates a plain-language brief — entry counts, pain-free days, most frequent region, average intensity, longest flare — and exports it as a PDF ready to hand your clinician.
See Your Own Patterns
Left/right balance, average flare length, the tags that show up most with your worst days and with the days something helped, and when pain tends to hit — as simple stat cards and charts, not a black box.
Built to Never Leave Your Phone
No account, no sign-in, no server, and no network code at all — the Android build doesn't even request the internet permission. One-tap, instant "Delete All My Data" whenever you want.
Not Medical Advice, By Design
Achely restates your own logged data; it never interprets, diagnoses, or advises. It's a personal record-keeping tool to support conversations with your own healthcare provider.
Completely free
Every feature, no catch
- Unlimited pain entries and body regions
- Full timeline replay, search, and trends
- Unlimited visits and PDF brief exports
- No purchases, no subscriptions, no locked features
Achely does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is a personal record-keeping tool to support conversations with your own healthcare provider.